Lander 3 Pocket Knife - Landeriimote Special Edition - White

THE Lander 3- Landeriimote Special Edition

Who's up for a match? The Lander 3 has received the video game treatment. All white remote-style handles are ready to drift around corners and release a barrage of banana peels. While upgraded for game-style play, this is still the amazing Lander 3 knife featuring S35VN steel and a clutch lock.

Designed by the ever-hilarious Michael Reed of Aurora Knife and Tool and Misheard Knife Reviews and printed in Nashville, TN by our favorite laser wizards.

-Extra long wrist strap, similar to video game remotes.
-Serialized from 000-200.
-Collector's item
-Comes with mini Landeriimote patch


*Batteries not included

UV scales are a high-quality print that allows us to use bright and bold colors in our designs. It is resistant to fading; however, UV printed scales chip as you use them due to normal wear and tear. If a knife arrives damaged our top-tier customer service team will take care of you. However, any chipping due to normal use we do not cover.

While this knife is going retro, it's still the same Lander 3 we used to shoot for the moon. The TL;DR version: it's same 2.75" blade length as the Lander 1 with two major upgrades:

S35VN Steel - that delicious, corrosion resistant workhorse steel
Clutch Lock - the Kizer version of a crossbar with adjustable spring tension

The Lander 3 builds on the open source nature of the Lander 1 and 2, but it brings this beautiful combo of size, materials, and mechanisms-- all the things I love. I see this knife as our Apollo 14-- a Moon mission that was a fascinating case study in perseverance. It came a year after Apollo 13 became a near-disaster. The commander of 14 was Alan Shepherd-- a guy who hadn't been able to launch because of his health. But they did it! Those bosses landed on the Moon, and Shepherd hit golf balls off the lunar surface. When he stepped off the Lunar Lander, he said, "It's been a long way, but we're here." Overcome challenge. Crush it. The Lander 3 is launching after loads of challenges with Knafs: moving the business out of our garage, hiring, building, growing pains, and a whole lotta' grit. Long way. But we're here.